Reading about the coming work on lower !-40 and traffic issues related to that, if you were to fix the width of these posts (and the several others, I would be able to travel the greenway on my commute rather than interface with all the cars and trucks that are presumably going to reroute to the roads I currently use for my commute.

Also, hoping to see completion of the Greenway to the Neuse River Trail as planned.

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This one was addressed a while back - we evaluated Walnut Creek and moved and removed bollards where possible.

I recently rode through this area between Rock Quarry and Rose Lane at the Ralph Campbell Community center. There is a water crossing there that is too tight to fit through with my tricycle. This was the location I meant originally, These bollards are too close and not made per current standards.

I cannot imagine these are not possible to move. There is a track where four wheel vehicles clearly drive around it so the bollards do not prevent motorized traffic yet they exclude my tricycle and create a narrow path for bicycles.

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